Trusts Set to Create National Rail Pool Under Morgan
New York June 1 A Wall Street plan foresees a $6 billion national railroad pool after the Northern Pacific and Union Pacific agreement. J Pierpont Morgan will supervise the consolidation assigning lines to Gould Rockefeller Harriman Vanderbilt and Morgan factions. The four groups would include Union Pacific with Southern Pacific to Gould Rockefeller, Missouri Pacific to Atlantic access, and Delaw are Lackawanna Western expansion to Pittsburgh. Central Pacific to Harriman Vanderbilt, Great Northern Northern Pacific Burlington and Erie to Morgan, and Pennsy absorbing lines in the cotton belt east of the Mississippi.
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New York
Northern
Union Parith
National
Lcop
Mississippi
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Morgin
Morgan
Southern Pacific
Geo. A. Gould
J. D. Rockefeller
Missouri Vascific
Missouri Pacific
Atlantic Seaboard
Delaware, Lackawana & Western
Gould-Rockefeller
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Pittsburg
Gould Party
Harriman-Vanderbilt
Pacife
St. Paul
Northwestern
Bill-Morgan
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Erie
Atchison and
Rock Islad
Pennsylvania
Cotton Belt
Miksissippi
Heiress Born in Rome as Queen Helena Delivers a Daughter
June 1 Rio era reports Queen Helena of Italy gave birth at 9 this morning to a daughter named Yolanda Mareherita. Royal circles feel disappointment that the child is an heiress rather than a son, with broader regret across the elite, though city joy remains tempered and cautious.
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Rome
Helena
Italy
Yoland Mareherita
McKinley Withholds Minister to Venezuela Over Citizen Treatment
President McKinley signals U.S. displeasure with Venezuela by not sending a minister, placing the affairs with Mr. Russel as chargé d affaires. Minister Loomis will receive another diplomatic post, shifting the diplomatic duties to the interests of the United States.
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Washington
United States
Venezuela
McKinley
Russel
Loomim
Robbed of $17,000 in broad daylight theft
Seattle on June 1 8 ply in broad daylight in a business section, George Mulligan president of Maxie City Minime Co, was clubbed and robbed of 17000 yesterday.
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Seattle
Wash
Geo. Mulligan
Maxie City Minime Co
Mrs Bonine Case Delayed For Murder Charge
Washington June 1. Government and defense counsel reached an agreement delaying Mrs Lort Ida Henry Bonine in the murder case of Jas Ayres, an olive clerk. Both sides favor further preparation and will not place her on trial this fall.
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Washington
Lort Ida Henry Bonine
Jas
Ayres
Olive
Tell
Boat Blown Up on Allegheny River
Pittsburg June 1 8 oclock this morning Geo 8 Ross boat belonging to Pittsburg Glass Co blown up while at her mooring at Varentum on the Allegheny river Captain Kelly supposed to have been aboard is missing. The boat valued at 25000 dollars is a total wreck.
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Pittsburg
Geo
Ross
Pittsburg Glass Co
Varentum
Allegheny River
Kelly
Aline
Seese Predicts Reelection and Democratic Prospects
Special correspondence from Columbus June 1 reports Seese of Summit County believes he will be re elected to the Lower House and that Senator Lieber will be renominated and re elected. Summit County Democrats look for success this fall while Hudson’s representative hints at possible Republican losses and a Democrat introducing the State Normal School bill next session.
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Columbus
Seese
Summit County
Lieber
Hudson
City votes to cut troops relief bill then pays tax
City Commissioners accepted their committee report to reduce the relief bill for troops. They paid the originally presented tax amount of 900 dollars after noting no money on hand. Creditors were given a voucher to be discounted at banks.
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DNL Ax
In That Vicinity Trilled Figures in Sightings
In that vicinity observers report tremors and brief shimmering lights resembling flights or trains. No injuries noted as residents report calm after the disturbance. Local authorities urge caution and await further verification from meteorological and astronomical services.
Pigeon Contest At Renmore Draws Statewide Attention
Two hundred homing pigeons are in the loft at Renmore for the fest fy to be held next Monday. The contest draws growing attention across the state with expectations of a large crowd at Renmore to witness the event.
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Renmore
Phive
City finance committee rejects contractor bill for cartage
The Finance committee threw out a bill for cartage for James Wildes related to city work. The item covered hauling tools to and from the operation site. Councilman Alvin Rice Saunday warned the bill would be paid if approved later.
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James Wildes
Alvin Rice Saunday
Dfn Rice
Akron High School Graduates Eligible for Michigan Freshman Admission
Merit recognition by the University of Michigan allows Akron High School graduates to enter as freshmen without examination. Professor J O Reed of Michigan praised Akron work, recommending it for university admission. The plan was adopted, highlighting the school’s standing.
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Akon High School
University of Michigan
Hyon
Akron
University of Michawa
Pf. J. O. Reed
Ile University of Michigan
American Held in Russian Prison Since January
New York reports James Gordon, an American agent for Rodgers Lore Works, has been imprisoned in St Petersburg since last January. He has had no contact with friends, and no reason for his arrest has been given. The State Department in Washington will investigate the case.
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New York
Sply
L. James Gordon
St. Petersburg
Rodgers Lore Works
Stite
Wishingtort
Police hunt for man who brought overdriven horse to stables
Police seek a man who delivered an overdriven horse to Dickson o's stables Saturday with intent to sell for five dollars. A Cleveland inquiry has been issued to arrest him.
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Dickson O
Cleveland
Formal opening of the new Buchtel Academy hall
Formal reception and open house mark the revival of Buchtel College with a new hall and academy building. Visitors toured classrooms and laboratories while decorations, flags, and music highlighted a modern campus expansion intended to renew the institution.
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New College Hall
Buchtel College
Friends of the College
Alutnl
Ohio Boys
Cuba
Academy
Seavent
Aid & Physical Laboratory
Mairin Uae
Morthweat
Horthimiat
Xecessary
Keon
Kolbe
HV. Kubert
Robert
Buchtel College Baseball Schedule Contested at Myers Lake
A fragment notes a planned Canton versus Buchtel college baseball game at Myers Lake Sunday afternoon. The source suggests confusion over the teams and that Buchtel will not play on Sunday, casting doubt on the event.
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Canton
Buchtel College
Myers Lake
Buehtel
Wife is Hopelessly In Safe On Grounds of Gross Neglect
A report states a wife remains in a safe condition following a claim of gross neglect. Details are limited but imply a domestic neglect case prompting shelter or safety measures. Officials have not released further names or locations at this time.
Unusual Allegations In His Petition Divorce Case
A Common Pleas petition filed Saturday by a farmer married 40 years cites unusual grounds. The man alleges his wife was mentally unfit at marriage and later placed in an asylum, seeking divorce for gross neglect of duty. Other matters include a divorce petition from Samuel Myers over alleged disorderly house and adultery, dismissed guardianship dispute, and notes on estate concerns.
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Common Pleas Court
Hoe
Samuel Myers
Avia Myers
Che
Haltina
Susan A. Deeexe
Torey Dreese
Gold In Fragments Found At Mrs King Property
Gold like fragments were found by workmen excavating for a cellar at 1 South Maple Street, Akron. Mr R Morgan and Ponehot Hunsicker firm say the specimens may contain gold and could raise local property values. Jeweler J F Hale tested samples and noted durability, while noting a shooting incident involving an Akron Co employee, with no confirmation of legal action. Mr M A Hickey and the Empire hotel plan renovations, with an eye toward a possible future new hotel on the site, though no remodels will occur before any new construction.
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M. A. Hickey
Empire Hotel
Frm
Old King Varnish Co
Kubler & Beck
R. Morgan
Maple AL
Ponehot, Hunsicker & Co
Democra
Martha A. King
Maple St
Morgan Reems
Hhis Boetiee
B. B. Curl
Morgan
J. FP
Hale
Homer Hines
Akron
Anarchists Arrested Over Queen Regent Threat
Anarchists from Madrid and a Spaniard were arrested following a warning from Marseilles that men were en route to Madrid to assassinate Queen Regent Marie.
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Madid
June L
Malan
Marseilles
Martid
Marie
Lighthouse tribute praises Evangelist Cox at N Howard St Mission
A reader lauds Evangelist Cox and the Gospel Mission work at the N Howard Street Mission. Reports say large crowds attend services, many saved, hearts melted, and drunkards sobered at the altar. Cox to remain for six more days of meetings.
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Gospel Mission
Evangelist Cox
Cox
N. Howard St Mission
Ledat
Deadly Street Car Incident on Puriace Street
Report of a fatal street car accident on Puriace Street involving youths known for mischief. An unintended strike by a trolley caused a rider to be killed. police hunt for suspects and possible motives tied to prior vandalism. Additional notes mention civic events and a political committee in Cleveland with undecided delegate selection dates.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Browers
Burdette L
Dodge
S. Howard St
Mrs. Bonine
Col. Sieber
of Akron’s High School
Russia
Everands
Buchtel
The
de AB. Ghureh
Mise Caria
Pywulla I. Mumgon
O. K. Olin
Mike
Arme
Erroug
Teaver
A. J. Sprinton
Lahoratorien Ag
Pat
Ateany
Te ¢Neige
Piper
Menuk
Sinew Fang
Edith Stealove
Eliabeth Laskaris
Tiskarks
Plimntim
Hor Ward
Mies Stoole
Tip
Mero
Rima Meguight
Rantis
Cordova Coffee
Empire
Spain
Horse
Puriace St
Bkre
Vhey Tve
Dick Sodforth
Oweke
Daniel Pasig
Senatorial Committee
Republican Senatorial Committee
Unef
Cleveland City
Sem
Geo W. Sieber
Walter Sackmann
W. Market St
Bell Tel
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Akron People’s Telephone Company
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